30 Jun 2026 I Won’t Allow a Deal to go Sideways! I am always working on something. God blessed me with good ideas, a strong mind, a ridiculous work ethic, and the ability to make people feel comfortable. I love engaging with clients, agents, and everyone involved in the transaction. But if I had to pick my best quality, it is this: I care. I care […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
25 Jun 2026 Real-Life Example: The Move-Up Buyer Who Is Trappe... I spoke with a move-up buyer this morning who is in the exact position so many homeowners are in today. They own a home worth approximately $875,000. They owe about $350,000. Their current mortgage rate is 2.75%. Their payment is around $3,000 per month. That is a great situation. The problem? The wife wants to […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
23 Jun 2026 Selling a Tenant-Occupied Property Is Not Easy Rig... I get a call at least once a week from an agent who either wants to sell me an investment property or asks if I have clients looking to buy one. Usually, the story is pretty similar. The seller owns a property with tenants in place, the lease still has time left, and the seller […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
18 Jun 2026 Seller Credits, Temporary Buydowns, Permanent Buyd... In today’s market, I am seeing more and more buyers ask for seller credits, closing cost credits, rate buydowns, temporary buydowns, and, in some cases, even structuring the buyer’s agent commission differently. These are not all the same thing. Some strategies help a buyer ease into the payment. Some reduce the cash needed to close. […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
16 Jun 2026 Interest Rates and Where They Might Go! I am not big on writing about interest rates. Still, I do like to give my opinion occasionally, especially when I think it helps bring some clarity to what buyers, sellers, and agents are feeling in the market. The past few months have been rough on rates. We have seen interest rates spike, and for […] Share on Facebook Share on Twitter